Film festival's focus on human rights as urgent as ever a quarter century after its founding – Palo Alto Online

Arts by Heather Zimmerman / Palo Alto Weekly Uploaded: Wed, Oct 19, 2022, 6:06 pm 0 Time to read: about 5 minutes "Orchestrating Change," one of UNAFF's opening night films, tells the story of the world's only orchestra created by people living with mental illness. Courtesy Orchestrating Change film.Much has changed since the United Nations

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